| LOGIC AND PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE 
 Colloquia 2006/2007Fall
quarter schedule |   | 
All colloquia take place on
Friday at 3pm in SST 777 (GPACS
Conference room),
unless otherwise noted.
For further information about a talk listed below, click on the title.
See
also:
Combined schedule
for LPS and
Philosophy colloquia
or look at past
colloquia.
| Date | Speaker | Title | 
| September
29 | Gunnar
Wilken | "Ordinals and Substructures" | 
| October
6 | Sue Carey | "The Origin of Concepts--Natural Number" | 
| October 13 | Wayne Wright | |
| October
27 | Wayne Aitken | "Algorithmic Logic: a Model of Type-Free Logic" | 
| November
13 (Monday) | Simon
Huttegger | "Evolutionary
Explanations of Indicatives and Imperatives" | 
| November
17 | David Stern | "Wittgenstein Versus Carnap on Physicalism: A Reassessment" | 
| December 1 | Sam Hillier | "The Analytic/Synthetic
Distinction in
Carnap’s Logical
Syntax of Language" | 
| Date | Speaker | Title | 
| January
12 | Jeremy Heis | "Abstracting Concepts and Constructing Concepts: Concept Formation and Geometrical Construction in Kant and His Successors" | 
| January 26 | Grant Ramsey | "Biological Altruism Reconsidered" | 
| February 2 | William Wojtach | "The Eyes Don't Have It: A Strategy For Rethinking Perception" | 
| February 16 | Justus Diller | "Functional Interpretations of Constructive Set Theory in All Finite Types" (SST 318) | 
| March 16 | Patrick
Grim | "Tangled
Webs: Network Structure in Cooperation, Communication, and Epistemology" | 
| March 23-25 | Irvine/Florence Workshop |  | 
| Date | Speaker | Title | 
| April 6 | Bob Geroch | "Computation and Physics" | 
| May 4 | Patrick Forber | "A New Role For Eliminative Reasoning" | 
| May 18 | Ken Waters | “Causes That Make a Difference” | 
| May 25 | Laura R. Franklin-Hall | “A
Third Way? Prospects for Modular Anti-Reductionism in Developmental
Biology” | 
| June 1 | Jon Jarrett | "The Romance of
Entanglement:  Completeness, Separability, and
Passion-at-a-Distance" | 
| June 8 | John Rapalino | "The Status of the Continuum Hypothesis (DH) Today" |